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Would relegation be such a bad idea?

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View Nubes's Profile Nubes Flag London 09 Feb 24 9.10pm Send a Private Message to Nubes Add Nubes as a friend

Yes!!!!!!!!

No guarantee of any return to prem anytime soon.

No guarantee of finishing in the top 6 with loss of players due to relegation

Just not worth thinking about until it is mathematically possible we could get relegated

Which I don’t think will happen - anyway

 

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View CPFC Dartford's Profile CPFC Dartford Flag Dartford 09 Feb 24 10.47pm Send a Private Message to CPFC Dartford Add CPFC Dartford as a friend

Absolutely terrible. History tells us that it would probably lead to 10 years in the wilderness before we made it back to the big time. Isn’t the dream to get to the top? Okay things aren’t rosy at the moment but let’s stay up, get a young enthusiastic coach, play more expansive football, blend in some youngsters with great potential and this crap spell will soon be forgotten.

 

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View Rachid Rachid Rachid's Profile Rachid Rachid Rachid Flag 09 Feb 24 10.57pm Send a Private Message to Rachid Rachid Rachid Add Rachid Rachid Rachid as a friend

I've always thought the academy was likely to be of more use to the club if we were relegated but as the clubs generally slash spending and staff I wonder how that would work.

The new stand would be the first thing for the chop I would imagine.

 

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View monkey's Profile monkey Flag Sittingbourne,Kent 10 Feb 24 12.53am Send a Private Message to monkey Add monkey as a friend

Originally posted by CPFC Dartford

Absolutely terrible. History tells us that it would probably lead to 10 years in the wilderness before we made it back to the big time. Isn’t the dream to get to the top? Okay things aren’t rosy at the moment but let’s stay up, get a young enthusiastic coach, play more expansive football, blend in some youngsters with great potential and this crap spell will soon be forgotten.

If only it was that easy

 


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View Tim Gypsy Hill '64's Profile Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Flag Stoke sub normal 10 Feb 24 1.36am Send a Private Message to Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Add Tim Gypsy Hill '64 as a friend

It wouldn't be such a bad idea. At least, not unless you want to see your team playing in the top division.

If you are happy with relegation, and watching your team playing against less proficient players, and having less proficient players in your team shortly after relegation, you really shouldn't be *supporting* any team, of any sport. You would want your team to be at the top of the top division. And to get to the top of the top division, you have to be in it.

 


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View Vaibow's Profile Vaibow Flag vancouver/croydon 10 Feb 24 2.28am Send a Private Message to Vaibow Add Vaibow as a friend

This post highlights exactly why we are in such a bad shape..

A club in our position should have a plan b - we should have never broken our transfer policy and we should have worked hard to invest in youth.

We've thrown it all away to stay in a league that has given us no reward whatsoever.

In 2013 we should have looked at is as punching above our weight and just enjoyed the ride.
Pardew really was the one that changed our ethos and a flash in the pan run got Parish's ego in a spin... and we signed silly money players and forgot the plan was to enjoy this league without being it's bitch...

Originally posted by Crystal_Clear

The squad would be decimated by relegation

Olise - Gone
Eze - Gone
Guehi - gone
Andersen - gone
Johnstone - highly suspect will be gone
Doucoure - probably gone (depending on fitness)
Wharton - could even snapped up by another PL side - ie. Newcastle wanted him.
Edouard - probably try and offload to get his wages off the books.
Mateta - wants out anyway.

We would be left with players no other PL teams want, and we would probably end up re-signing all those out of contract. And how much of the revenue brought in by those sales would be spent on the team ? I would have serious doubts.

In conclusion, would relegation be bad idea, YES. Yes it would.

 


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View Vaibow's Profile Vaibow Flag vancouver/croydon 10 Feb 24 2.54am Send a Private Message to Vaibow Add Vaibow as a friend

Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid

I've always thought the academy was likely to be of more use to the club if we were relegated but as the clubs generally slash spending and staff I wonder how that would work.

The new stand would be the first thing for the chop I would imagine.

I feel we are always a feeder club... produce talent that turns a profit... I don't mind us being a stepping stone.. for me, it's about enjoyment... I haven't enjoyed palace for a long, long time.

 


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View palaceexile's Profile palaceexile Flag hastings 10 Feb 24 8.23am Send a Private Message to palaceexile Add palaceexile as a friend

Some of us remember the first time we were relegated from the top tier, back in 1971. Full of hubris, Big Mal had the Selhurst pitch widened so our classy players could exploit the space left by inferior Div II sides, and he gave all the squad stupid nicknames (Hammond in goal was 'The Cage' I recall).
First game, home to Notts County, off I went to Selhurst full of confidence. We lost 1-4 (so much for the Cage). It was a horrendous season (I remember leading another game 1-0 with 2 min to go, and we still lost), We crashed straight through to Division III, where we remained for several years.
We go down, I very much doubt we will bounce straight back (and you can kiss goodbye to the new stand). In our DNA we're not really a Premiership club, and there wouldn't be much to show for 11 years in the top flight.

 

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View doombear's Profile doombear Flag Too far from Selhurst Park 10 Feb 24 9.22am Send a Private Message to doombear Add doombear as a friend

Originally posted by palaceexile

Some of us remember the first time we were relegated from the top tier, back in 1971. Full of hubris, Big Mal had the Selhurst pitch widened so our classy players could exploit the space left by inferior Div II sides, and he gave all the squad stupid nicknames (Hammond in goal was 'The Cage' I recall).
First game, home to Notts County, off I went to Selhurst full of confidence. We lost 1-4 (so much for the Cage). It was a horrendous season (I remember leading another game 1-0 with 2 min to go, and we still lost), We crashed straight through to Division III, where we remained for several years.
We go down, I very much doubt we will bounce straight back (and you can kiss goodbye to the new stand). In our DNA we're not really a Premiership club, and there wouldn't be much to show for 11 years in the top flight.


I remember it well - the year I moved to London to work and started watching and eventually supporting Palace. If my memory serves me right, I think that was against Blackpool in October; we were leading 1-0 as we entered injury time and seemed to be heading for our first win of the season in something like our 10th game; those two late goals shattered us.

We got our first win in December 4-2 - can't remember against who but I do remember my mate got so carried away when the third goal went in that he ran onto the pitch at Whitehorse Lane end and was escorted from the ground by police and so missed the fourth goal. He waited for me outside (I had the car) and on the way home we had to pinch ourselves to believe we had actually won that game.

 

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View dreamwaverider's Profile dreamwaverider Flag London 10 Feb 24 10.04am Send a Private Message to dreamwaverider Add dreamwaverider as a friend

Originally posted by palaceexile

Some of us remember the first time we were relegated from the top tier, back in 1971. Full of hubris, Big Mal had the Selhurst pitch widened so our classy players could exploit the space left by inferior Div II sides, and he gave all the squad stupid nicknames (Hammond in goal was 'The Cage' I recall).
First game, home to Notts County, off I went to Selhurst full of confidence. We lost 1-4 (so much for the Cage). It was a horrendous season (I remember leading another game 1-0 with 2 min to go, and we still lost), We crashed straight through to Division III, where we remained for several years.
We go down, I very much doubt we will bounce straight back (and you can kiss goodbye to the new stand). In our DNA we're not really a Premiership club, and there wouldn't be much to show for 11 years in the top flight.


If my memory serves me right, didn't we narrow the pitch up again after a while?

Ona a side note, how are we planning to finance the approved new stand anyway?.

 

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View Booted Eagle's Profile Booted Eagle Flag Bristol 10 Feb 24 10.09am Send a Private Message to Booted Eagle Add Booted Eagle as a friend

In a nutshell Yes. Only one place to go from the Championship and that is back to the Premiership. No amount of experience in that league is going to help a team higher up. You can have a great season like Burnley and still really struggle.

 


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View NEILLO's Profile NEILLO Flag Shoreham-by-Sea 10 Feb 24 10.30am Send a Private Message to NEILLO Add NEILLO as a friend

Having endured 45 minutes of the Millwall v. Preston game a couple of weeks ago, the thought of watching that level of football regularly has no appeal to me.

 


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